Codigo Internacional de la Edificacion 2003

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In September of 2005 a group academics, civil organizations and federal, state and municipal government representatives were summoned with the purpose of analyzing the legislature, experiences and strategies developed for the protection and conservation of the cultural patrimony of Mexico. The meeting was held in the city of Morelia (State of Michoacn) where most of the conservation and protection efforts of viceregal architecture specialist Manuel González Galván took place, the reason which is why this colloquium honored his legacy. "After reading this memoirs of this colloquium, it is...

Existe una intensa relación entre el lugar y la persona. No siempre lo sabemos ni siempre es evidente, pero existe. Esto es particularmente así cuando nos aproximamos al lugar de la indagación espiritual. El concepto de monasterio interior hace referencia a una serie de espacios y de prácticas que van mucho más allá de una idea monosémica y que insinúan, por el contrario, un universo rico en ecos, connotaciones y significados. Un universo que bascula entre el lugar y la persona. En tradiciones y épocas muy distintas, hombres y mujeres han buscado con frecuencia lugares donde...

"The exhibit presents the complete history of the Spanish architectural activity in the Río de la Plata region soon after the War of Independence and into the new millennium. Includes many drawings, plans and designs by Spanish architects that worked in Río de la Plata and of Argentinean architects working in Spain, from the 19th century architect Tomás Toribio, first academic that arrived from Spain to Santiago Calatrava and his pedestrian swing bridge in Puerto Madero(Buenos Aires). An important reference"--Provided by vendor.